The Science of Information
The science of information is the most influential, yet perhaps least appreciated field in science today. Never before in history have we been able to acquire, record, communicate, and use information in so many different forms....
In This Series
The Transformability of Information
Computation and Logic Gates
Measuring Information
Entropy and the Average Surprise
Data Compression and Prefix-Free Codes
Encoding Images and Sounds
Noise and Channel Capacity
Error-Correcting Codes
Signals and Bandwidth
Cryptography and Key Entropy
Cryptanalysis and Unraveling the Enigma
Unbreakable Codes and Public Keys
What Genetic Information Can Do
Life’s Origins and DNA Computing
Neural Codes in the Brain
Entropy and Microstate Information
Erasure Cost and Reversible Computing
Horse Races and Stock Markets
Turing Machines and Algorithmic Information
Uncomputable Functions and Incompleteness
Qubits and Quantum Information
Quantum Cryptography via Entanglement
It from Bit: Physics from Information
The Meaning of Information